cncchris33
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And to this point, I've not gone looking for the usual suspects who drag their raincloud into the forum following any and every loss. In fact, I tried my best just to avoid the forum at all, yesterday, so I can't say if the Legions Of Miserable were out in full force, or not. But, the same clowns that want to tell us that the regular season doesn't matter, at all, in past seasons as many of us celebrate premier wins, #1 rankings, etc., ought not be first in line to rip us for losing a "meaningless" regular season game in November. If the Nov/Dec regular season successes don't matter, then surely the Nov/Dec regular season losses don't either.It's also hard to put yourself back in the mindset of "this is a March sport" in November; even though in March we always say we need to remember how worthless November and December can be.
I looked back at Auburn FF season from 4 years ago and noticed in a December stretch they went to OT to beat a UAB team that lost in the first round of the CBI, lost at NC State who ended up in the NIT, and eeked out a win over Murray St.; while Murray did make the NCAAT winning the OVC....still an OVC team at home. And that Auburn team went 11-7 in the SEC and at the end of February was 7-7.
That Auburn team turned it on at the right time and went on a tear where the shots were falling and they peaked the right time. So I guess the moral is, and especially speaking to myself is to remember November might not mean a freakin' thing.